Feeling a little off-center? It could be your asymmetry.

Learn how a rider’s and a horse’s asymmetry can affect the quality of a ride.

InformativeAshley WardMarch 24, 2019asymmetry, Horseback riding, rider, horse, research, University of Guelph, health, performance

Horse People

Horse people come from all sorts of backgrounds and have all sorts of interests. That’s what makes us all so different. In this fun post, I shared a short list of just some of the different types of horse people you may meet.

Check it out and add to the list if you’d like too!

Reflections, Just For FunAshley WardFebruary 10, 2019equestrian, horse people, horseback riders, rider, categories, just for fun

Who Are You Riding For?

Who are you riding for?

Unless you have a team or sponsors behind you, you’re probably riding for yourself.

This post makes you rethink this question and reminds you to take your horse into consideration.

ReflectionsAshley WardJanuary 20, 2019horseback riders, horseback riding, training, strategy, rider, horse, who are you riding for

A Good Sport

InformativeAshley WardMay 24, 2014ISES, International Society of Equitation Science, World Dressage Masters, attitude, code of conduct, competition, conduct, good sport, horse, rider

Beginnings of Leasing

BeginningsAshley WardApril 4, 2014Beginnings, contract, horse, leasing, owner, rider